The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-23
LOCAL BRENITIES.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, MINOR
MENTION IND TONY TOPICS.

The News of the Day Boiled Down and
Served Up In Condensed shape About
FoIkes You Know, and Interesting Items
Happily and Hastily Hit.
A gutter is being laid on Jefferson
street. south of Canal street.
Some extra high sales Of tobacco were
reported at the Tobacco Exchange yes
terday.
Bishop John c. Cranberry was IN
Portsmouth Tuesday, the guest Of Rev. >.
d. Blackwell, ID. d.
Workmen are engaged in repairing the
row on south Pine street unroofed byt
storm Of Monday night
Mr.. Thomas W Gentry has arrived at
81. Paul and is attending the National
Convention of Master Mechanics.
4 big water opening was being made
Yesterday ON Eighth street, between
| Broad and Grace, for water main.
The sunday school of Beth Ahaba
synagogue went down TO the brewery
| farm i'm Chesterfield on "a picnic yester-
day morning
Richmond had still another rain storm
Yesterday evening, but the wind and the
thunder was not as severe as ON the two
previous evenings.
MI Charles L. Wyatt, who left Rich
/ mond some time since and who was after
wards heard from way ont IN Wyoming,
ha. returned home.
A very choice programme has been ar
ranged for the monthly meeting OF the
& 81. (
Association tonight
a TIMES reporter was shown some fine
tomatoes Yesterday that were grown at
/ the Male Orphan Asylum They have
. had them there since June 10th
The ladies of Old St. Johns church
, will make an excursion 10 Williamsburg
r June Both. II Is 90 raise funds 10 repair
Tie church. and should be we'll patroniled
The Sunday school OF Grace-streC
% PRESBYTERIAN church will have their picnic
- at Youngs Pond to-day Conveyance-
will leave the church at O'Clock sharp
The Snte newspaper Is agitaling free
music in the parks during the summer
and offers 20 start the subscription lis'
, with 800 This isa move in the righ
direction.
, The oirll muucol of the junior class o.
f Mr.. r G. Hair at Ramos music room.
4 last night Was largely attended, and wa
q one of the most choice musical events %
$ the summer
The COMMISSIONER report in the Gal
lcro Mills case will be- made today. !
is hoped that the $2,1OO due The work
men for their honest labor will not be
e. forgotten n the final settlement.
A little child of Mr. Paul latouche, ol
South Pine street, was seriously lnIure
e. with 70 rravcl-shOOtcr in the hands of
J boy Tuesday evening. The Attending
=. physician said 10 was narrow escape
The pine apple spoken of I'M yesterday
- TIMES as being ON exhibition IN The win
" dow OF Mrs julius Wildt, was grown b.
= Mrs. Charlie i Roper, the well-know
i florist. who occupies 0ne-halt OF Mr.
Is Wildts store.
~ The Baltimore Su says Rev, ID
ID Moses d. lIogc one OF the most disiir
euished preachers in the Southern Pre-.
% byteran Church. will occupy the pulp
d of Brown Memorial church, Baltimore
.r two Sundays in July.
D The last red car leaves Reservoir stree
s. every night no 1890. and Twenty eight
e street f0r Reservoir street al II minute
r. past n o'clock The last green car leave
Is HOLLYWOOD for Twenty eighth street
~ lOl2. and 10 leaves Twenty eighth stree
10 for Hollywood 40 llO5 pm.